Dogtra 2200 Series Bedienungsanleitung

Copyright c 2006 Dogtra Company REMOTE CONTROLLED DOG TRAINING COLLARSOWNER’S MANUALwww.dogtra.com2006-

17COLLAR / RECEIVER16COLLAR / RECEIVERFitting the Collar on the DogThe collar should be fitted so that thestainless steel contact points press firmly

18BATTERY CHARGER19CHARGING THE BATTERIES The battery charger and charging cables allowyou to charge both the transmitter and receiver atthe same time

20CHARGING THE BATTERIES 21CHARGING THE BATTERIES 2. Do not charge the batteries near anyflammable substances.3. Fully charge the batteries for 14 hou

22TESTING23TESTING1. Turn the collar on by pressing the buttonon the back side of the collar receiver. Theindicator light will come on for a momentthe

24OPERATING25OPERATINGIntensity SelectionTo select the intensity level, start on the zero(0) setting. Gradually increase the level until youget a resp

27RECEPTION26OPERATINGMaintenanceAlways clean and rinse the collar thoroughlywith tap water after use in salt water.The receiver and collar strap shou

28ACCESSORIESThe following items may be purchasedseparately :European ChargerDesigned for use with 230V AC electricaloutlets in Europe.Field Auto Char

30WARRANTY31REPAIRthe warranty will become void and all repairswill be subject to applicable labor fees. Dogtra DOES NOT replace defective unitsor

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1CONTENTSMAIN FEATURESPRODUCT SAFETY AND HEALTHSTATEMENTSCOLLAR PACKAGE CONTENTSDESCRIPTION OF TRANSMITTER PARTSDESCRIPTION OF COLLAR / RECEIVERPARTSB

2MAIN FEATURESEasy to use transmitter.All intensity level adjustments are madefrom a digital dial on the transmitter. Thedial works like a rheostat,

4PACKAGE CONTENTS5TRANSMITTERDESCRIPTION OF TRANSMITTER PARTSTransmitterReceiver (two collar receivers for two-dog models)Battery cha

7TRANSMITTERSelection Switch on the Two-Dog Models The two-dog models have a toggle switch onthe face of the transmitter located abov

8TRANSMITTER9TRANSMITTERIntensity Selection DialThe intensity selection dial is located on thetop of the transmitter: (0) being the lowest leveland (1

11BUTTON FUNCTIONThe transmitter for hasthree buttons (two on the face of the transmitterand one on the side). BUTTON

13BUTTON FUNCTION12BUTTON FUNCTION“Nick” ButtonWhen the “Nick” button is pushed, the receiveremits an extremely short pulse of electricalstimulation t

15COLLAR / RECEIVER14COLLAR / RECEIVERTurning on the Collar ReceiverThe ON/OFF button is on the bottom of thereceivers. Push and hold the button for t